Old phone as an analog of arduino or raspberry?

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Alexander Vertinsky2019-04-03 11:08:49

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Alexander Vertinsky, 2019-04-03 11:08:49

There are a lot of old android phones with broken screens, there is a desire to use them as an analogue of arduino or raspberry. What can you advise to read about this.

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Oleg, 2019-04-03
@402d

About the problems of usb debugging permission in the case when you don’t see where to click to check the box.
How to enter the recovery mode, how to write your own firmware. How to rut.
In general, a bunch of gimor. It would be easy and universal - all geeks would already do what you want.
And from the real one, transfer it to the http-sms gate.
A live touch and the screen clings to the patient. Everything is configurable. In the case of a plug instead of the screen.
If someone decides to quickly buy phones and spam, then read the law on advertising and see the
links below
https://moskva.beeline.ru/customers/pomosh/bezopas...
https://moscow.megafon.ru/bezopasnoe_obschenie/mob. ..
https://moskva.mts.ru/personal/mobilnaya-svyaz/usl...
and tele2 was hidden somewhere (it was in 2014) now googled only
https://msk.tele2.ru/option/antispam

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eximus, 2019-04-03
@eximus

There is a variant on "ksakepe", how to use old phones in the form of weak servers or a torrent downloader.
https://xakep.ru/2017/06/27/old-android-server/

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lonelymyp, 2019-04-04
@lonelymyp

The phone is not suitable for the role of an arduino or a raspberry.
The best thing you can do is try to sell it for parts and if you're lucky, sell it, buy an arduino with the proceeds.

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nik210, 2019-04-10
@nik210

I generally made a console Debuan server on an old media player

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Alexander Burov, 2019-04-11
@AquiHostStrider

Telephone hardware is of little use except for telephony due to the scarcity of physical interfaces. Support for built-in NAND Flash is usually implemented in the form of a blob, there is no open driver in 90% of cases, so when trying to pile up Linux, you have to keep everything on the card. What remains is WiFi, BT, not very high-quality sound, and optionally a flash drive via USB-OTG, which is unreliable for long-term operation.
Therefore, Tor / i2p / DNSCrypt seems to be a rational option, and all this will hang on WiFi. For everything else that is in principle possible with the help of these interfaces, the usual Malinka is better.
PS It's better to ruin an old Chinese arm-smartbook, at least there is an ethernet and a full-fledged USB-host, not to mention the keyboard;)